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Street Feast is operated by parent company London Union, which was co-founded by Leon’s Henry Dimbleby and Milk & Honey founder Jonathan Downey. Backed by some of the biggest names in food—including Nigella Lawson, Yotam Ottolenghi and Jamie Oliver - Street Feast is transforming the Capital’s food landscape by taking underused and neglected spaces in London and turning them into vibrant street food arenas. Our portfolio includes Dinerama in Shoreditch, Hawker House in Canada Water, Giant Robot in Canary Wharf, Public in Woolwich and Model Market in Lewisham. We also co-run Winterville, our Christmas pop-up festival on Clapham Common. Over the past five years, Street Feast has transformed warehouses, carparks and office blocks into must-see destinations. Beautifully designed and lit, each space is like a miniature town of independent street food traders. With a great crowd, brilliant bars and music festival vibes, Street Feast offers some of the best food available anywhere in the world. Our purpose is to transform people’s lives and communities through the awesome power of street food. The events team at Street Feast is on hand every step of the way to plan a fantastic event—big or small—in our unique spaces. From drink receptions, to Christmas parties, to large scale experiential events and conferences, we offer room and part venue hires starting from 20 people up to whole venue hires for up to 5,000 people. All of our events are delivered on a bespoke basis, with passion, creativity and tailored to our client’s needs.

SocialStreets is a Pro-Localization Platform (PLP) that enables you to live more connected with your local community, friends, businesses, and truly take on the role of a community-builder. We believe in the importance of location-based services (LBS) and location-aware technologies, because of their high user value and influence on users and communities in general. We are able to meet a range of user needs, ranging from increased productivity through faster access to local community resources, to social networking and entertainment. Our vision is to have the world's most comprehensive geo-coded directory, including micro-businesses (home-based) that are lacking or under-represented in other directories and search engines, and we want this to be in a social environment where YOU can add listings ratings, content, friends, etc. It is an innovative blend of social and business networking, which helps you find everything you need close to your home, business or place of travel. New communities and countries will be added as we grow, with your help via our public and private listing feature for registered members. Use our geocoding technology and our geo-coded business directory to find products, services, or list your own home business and begin promoting your services and/or products to your local community. You can now search and bookmark all your favourite locations, and other places of interest wherever you live or travel to, and our technology does the rest for you. Many different features come together in SocialStreets to provide diversified solutions to varied end-users such as: search engine with public, private, and proximity search options, local weather, geoRSS feeds, reviews, street mapping, street view, driving directions, directory services, social networking, web marketing and business tracking and comparison functionalities. We do not focus on major cities, or provide information for certain types of businesses, industries or organisations such as lifestyle, restaurants, gyms, or shops. Our ...

Streetplay.com is a non-profit project of a handful of volunteers who are dedicated to celebrating and documenting the experience of childhood play in New York City and other urban centers. Founded in 1999, Streetplay.com has been consistently recognized by premiere media outlets such as Yahoo! ("Pick of the Week"), CNN.com, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, NPR "All Things Considered", and WNYC. It has also collaborated with major cultural institutions as the Smithsonian Institution and the American Museum of Natural History, as well as with makers of 2010 documentary "New York Street Games" (www.newyorkstreetgames.com).